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10 ways to navigate short-term rental regulations in the US and UK

Rentals United

Short-term rentals (STRs) continue to gain popularity across global markets — and so do the regulations that govern them. For hosts, investors, and property managers, staying compliant with local short-term rental laws is no longer optional — it’s essential. The good news is that these rules don’t have to be obstacles.

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Everything you need to know about apartment management in 2025

Buildium

Partner with licensed plumbers, electricians, and HVAC professionals. Define responsibilities for office managers, leasing agents, maintenance staff, and cleaning crews. Verify licenses and insurance before work begins. Standardize unit inspections to identify recurring issues early.

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Short-Term Rental Setup

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Legal, Licensing, and Compliance Before you list your property on any rental sites, you must understand the local rules. Check with your city and county regarding short-term rental regulations. You will likely need a business license to operate legally. You will likely need a business license to operate legally.

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12 Years of RL Property Management: Lessons, Milestones, & What It Took to Get Here

RL Property Management

From Idea to Industry Leader A little over twelve years ago, RL Property Management was just an idea. No clients, no license, and no formal experience in property management, just two founders in an apartment with a shared belief: we could build something better. But only if its managed the right way.

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How to Choose a Property Manager in Bay Park

McKee Properties

The rental market in Bay Park is evolving rapidly, offering potential tenants and property investors unique opportunities. A skilled property management company will streamline operations, minimize risks, and maximize returns on Bay Park real estate. Reliable managers mitigate risks while protecting your investments longevity.

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Is Your CA Property Manager Legally Licensed?

Authority Property Management

Why Must California Property Managers Have a Real Estate Broker License? In California's dynamic real estate market, the legal requirements for property management often raise crucial questions for property owners and landlords. However, it’s crucial to understand that this is not the case in California.

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How SB-721 is Shaping the Future of Property Management in California: A Comprehensive Analysis

Authority Property Management

Qualified professionals must conduct these inspections, including licensed architects, civil or structural engineers, or experienced contractors. Inspections must be performed by: Licensed Architects with structural design expertise. Civil or Structural Engineers licensed in California. Who is Qualified to Conduct Inspections?